This vintage Balinese ceremonial crown was traditionally worn during wedding celebrations, where elaborate adornments play an important role in expressing beauty, harmony, and joy.

In Bali, weddings are rich in symbolism. Every element of the ceremony carries meaning, and the bride’s crown is one of the most striking pieces. Worn during the celebration, crowns like this transform the bride into a radiant figure, reflecting grace, prosperity, and the blessings wished for a new life together.

This crown is decorated with delicate brass flowers, butterflies, and ornate elements that rise in a lush, layered composition. Each element was shaped and assembled by hand, creating a structure that catches the light beautifully and gently moves when worn. When the bride moves during the ceremony, the many decorative pieces shimmer and shift, adding life and rhythm to the celebration — something that is very characteristic of Balinese ceremonial art.

The crown is mounted on a blackened metal support and comes with its story printed out for you inside a beautiful envelope.

Material: Brass
Origin: Bali, Indonesia
Period: Mid 1900's
Dimensions with the metal stand: around 59 x 50 x 11cm